Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-21
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New York.

NEW YORK, NOgcmbcr - -Fl0uT-Rc-
ceipts 80, 1913 packages; exports l,505 bar
rels and 1887 sacks; less active
but steady; sales u, 900 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 2i5, $50 bushels; exports II, 1896
bushels; sales 292, 900 bushels futures,
ls7, 600 bushels spot; less active and
featureless; prices declined l4als &c early,
later strengthened and advanced lsdlsc,
closing firm at a shade off from the best;
cash firm but rather quiet; No. , spring
soc nominal; No. | hard old 92C store; I'M
graded red S~3ia9O!c; No. = red sGiaS7c;
elevator SIZE; f.. o. D.. Ssas9Ec
delivered according to quality; No, ! red
nominal at Ole; No. | white nominal at
Sole; No. 2 red, November nominal at
s6sc; December S63as7 1-l6C, closing AZ
SIC; January s7sasSic, closing at Sstc;
February SS!aS9sc, closing at S9.c; March
9~0is9O!c, closing at 90lc;April 9l9s9lscp
closing at 9lIc; May 92a92sc, closing at
924c; June 92sa02sc, closing at 92sc; De
cember, 1883, 9%5sa95gc, closing at 9jsC.
Corn-Receipts l3S, $40 bushels; exports
904 bushels; sales $40, 600 bushels futures,
-, 900 bushels spot; cash and options
both steady; ungraded 5jlJ6!c; No =
5~5ia55lC; store and elevator 80 a5G!c de-
livered; No 2 December 55:c, closing 1T
55sc; January Sole, closing at 56!c;
February 56la56sc, closing ut 55ic; May
57ta57 7-l6c, closing at 51ic. Odis-Re-
ceipts "a. 900 bushels; exports ] ,20i bush
els; sales l3O, 200 bushels futures, w, 900
bushels spot; mixed western 33a36c,
white do 37a4O4c. Hay-In fair re-
quest AMI steady. Hops-Steady, quiet;
Californi1 false. Cofree-Sp0t, fair, Rio
quiet lstc; options heavy and lower, clos
steady; sales $3.50 bags; November
Is Gals. 20; December 10 65al5 75c;
January - 3OAl5. 40c; February Is l5a
l5.2Oc; March 5.O5a15 l5c; April II $50
Is. O0c May Is S5al5 O0c June II 50
ala. 81; July il 70l14 75c; August li.50
ala soc; September II 25ali Soc; Novem-
Der IL. 1Oal4 20c; December II 05al4 l5c.
Sugar-Dnll and more or less nominal;
refined quiet, extraC 5Is5sc; of A.6Sa5ic:
mould A 6A6tc; confectiOneTs A GtaG . lGc;
cut loaf aud crushed &c. Molas7es-
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Firm.
Petroleum-Steady, united at 7ic. Cotton
Seed Oil, 35c crude, 46a47c refined. Tai
low-Firm at Acc. Realistically. Tur-
pentine quoted at Sic. Egg have a fair
inquiry: receipts 4,3l6 packages; west
ern 12a24c. Pork-Firm but quiet;
mess quoted at Sl3 IS for old and
Sl4 5OlI5 90 for new. Cut Meat-Quiet
but firm. Lard-2a3 points higher
and fairly active; western steam spot
s. IS; December s. l5s7 Is; January
s. 2la7 %; February 81 29a7 81;
March s. 35a7 80: April s. 40a7 ~; Nay
81 45a7 so; June s. 50s7 30; city steam
s. 90. Butter-Quiet, firmly held; west
eru l3a23c; western CREAMERY 17s25c.
Cheese-Steady and quiet; western 9!allc.
Copper-Firm; lake IL. 400. Lead
Steady; domestic 4ts4sc. Tn-Sieady
straits Gle. Other articles unchanged.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November i9-The main re-
suit Of to-day's operations on Change were
a decline Of s. cents in pork and an adj
vance Of ic in wheat and corn. Wheat,
corn and oats held very nearly at closing
prices Of Yesterday during the morning
hours Of the session. The activity ia the
pit was fair and prices steady early, with